Chords for Say Your Just a Friend- Guitar Lesson- Austin Mahone ft Flo Rida (Todd Downing)
Tempo:
92.55 bpm
Chords used:
G
C
Em
D
E
Tuning:Standard Tuning (EADGBE)Capo:+0fret
Start Jamming...
[Em] Hey, I'll play just [B] a little bit of this song and I'll teach it to you right [G] afterwards.
Hey baby, you, [D] you got [Em] what I need.
So you say you're just a [E] friend, [D] you say you're just a friend.
[G] Hey baby, you, you [D] got what [G] I need.
[E] So [Em] you say you're just a friend, [C] you say you're just a friend.
[G] [E] Good.
It does the [F#] same chord progression to the whole song.
By the way, to play with the original recording, it has to be capoed on the first fret.
[G#]
I'll teach it without a capo just in case you don't have one.
[Em]
But here we go, here's the chords.
[G] So, G, [Em] fifth string, sixth string, [G] first and second string for the G.
These guys are just hanging out the whole time.
Alright, then the next one we need is D.
[D] These guys stay, this guy's on the third string, second fret.
She can play those bottom four.
It's called a Dsus4, works well as a D.
[G]
Next one's [D] C.
One down from a G.
There's a G up on the fifth and [C] sixth.
C is on fifth and fourth.
[G] It's called a Cadd9, [C] works well as a C.
Last [Em] one we need is an E minor.
Fifth string and fourth string.
Cool?
Alright, those are the only ones we [G] need.
Strumming pattern.
I'm going to do this two ways.
One's kind of an easier way, one's a little bit more correct and harder way.
So [G] anyway, it's kind of like G, [D] G, D, C, [Em] C, E minor, E minor, [C] D, C, C, C.
[G] That completes the pattern and it just keeps on going the whole time.
So, one more time.
G, so it's like down, smack. Alright.
Down, G, D, C, [C] C, E minor, [Em]
E minor, D, C, [C]
C, C.
[G] Alright, just a little bit easier is taking out those quick transitional chords and I can go G, G, [C] G, C, C, C, [Em] E minor, E minor, E [C] minor, C, C, C.
[G] Cool?
So you can do either one.
I'm going to go with the easier one when I'm going through it.
I'll call out chords as I go.
So, starting off on G.
[C] C, E minor, [Em] [G]
[D] G.
Hey, hey baby, you've been on my mind.
C.
[C] With you for a long, long time.
[Em] E minor.
Baby, but you should [C] see.
G.
[G] Hey, hey baby, can we compromise?
[C] C.
I really want to make you mine.
[Em] E minor.
The million days that we [C] see.
C.
[G] G.
You want to be your everything.
[C] C.
You want to be the one you need.
[Bm] E minor.
The million days that you've been on my [A] mind.
G.
[G] You've got [C] what I see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
You've got what I [C] see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
Cool.
Whole song.
Keep the song going.
You want the harder way?
G.
G, D, [C] C.
[E] C, [Em] C.
E minor.
E [G] minor, C, C.
Cool.
Hope it helped.
Thank you for watching.
See ya.
[N]
Hey baby, you, [D] you got [Em] what I need.
So you say you're just a [E] friend, [D] you say you're just a friend.
[G] Hey baby, you, you [D] got what [G] I need.
[E] So [Em] you say you're just a friend, [C] you say you're just a friend.
[G] [E] Good.
It does the [F#] same chord progression to the whole song.
By the way, to play with the original recording, it has to be capoed on the first fret.
[G#]
I'll teach it without a capo just in case you don't have one.
[Em]
But here we go, here's the chords.
[G] So, G, [Em] fifth string, sixth string, [G] first and second string for the G.
These guys are just hanging out the whole time.
Alright, then the next one we need is D.
[D] These guys stay, this guy's on the third string, second fret.
She can play those bottom four.
It's called a Dsus4, works well as a D.
[G]
Next one's [D] C.
One down from a G.
There's a G up on the fifth and [C] sixth.
C is on fifth and fourth.
[G] It's called a Cadd9, [C] works well as a C.
Last [Em] one we need is an E minor.
Fifth string and fourth string.
Cool?
Alright, those are the only ones we [G] need.
Strumming pattern.
I'm going to do this two ways.
One's kind of an easier way, one's a little bit more correct and harder way.
So [G] anyway, it's kind of like G, [D] G, D, C, [Em] C, E minor, E minor, [C] D, C, C, C.
[G] That completes the pattern and it just keeps on going the whole time.
So, one more time.
G, so it's like down, smack. Alright.
Down, G, D, C, [C] C, E minor, [Em]
E minor, D, C, [C]
C, C.
[G] Alright, just a little bit easier is taking out those quick transitional chords and I can go G, G, [C] G, C, C, C, [Em] E minor, E minor, E [C] minor, C, C, C.
[G] Cool?
So you can do either one.
I'm going to go with the easier one when I'm going through it.
I'll call out chords as I go.
So, starting off on G.
[C] C, E minor, [Em] [G]
[D] G.
Hey, hey baby, you've been on my mind.
C.
[C] With you for a long, long time.
[Em] E minor.
Baby, but you should [C] see.
G.
[G] Hey, hey baby, can we compromise?
[C] C.
I really want to make you mine.
[Em] E minor.
The million days that we [C] see.
C.
[G] G.
You want to be your everything.
[C] C.
You want to be the one you need.
[Bm] E minor.
The million days that you've been on my [A] mind.
G.
[G] You've got [C] what I see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
You've got what I [C] see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
Cool.
Whole song.
Keep the song going.
You want the harder way?
G.
G, D, [C] C.
[E] C, [Em] C.
E minor.
E [G] minor, C, C.
Cool.
Hope it helped.
Thank you for watching.
See ya.
[N]
Key:
G
C
Em
D
E
G
C
Em
_ _ [Em] _ _ _ Hey, I'll play just [B] a little bit of this song and I'll teach it to you right [G] afterwards.
Hey baby, you, [D] you got [Em] what I need.
So you say you're just a [E] friend, [D] you say you're just a friend.
[G] Hey baby, you, you [D] got what [G] I need.
[E] So [Em] you say you're just a friend, [C] you say you're just a friend.
[G] _ [E] Good.
It does the [F#] same chord progression to the whole song.
By the way, to play with the original recording, it has to be capoed on the first fret.
[G#]
I'll teach it without a capo just in case you don't have one.
_ _ [Em] _ _
But here we go, here's the chords.
[G] _ _ _ So, G, _ _ [Em] fifth string, sixth string, [G] first and second string for the G.
These guys are just hanging out the whole time.
Alright, then the next one we need is D.
[D] _ _ _ These guys stay, this guy's on the _ third string, second fret.
She can play those bottom four.
_ _ It's called a Dsus4, works well as a D.
_ [G] _
_ Next one's [D] C.
One down from a G.
There's a G up on the fifth and [C] sixth.
C is on fifth and fourth.
[G] It's called a Cadd9, [C] works well as a C.
Last [Em] one we need is an E minor.
_ _ Fifth string and fourth string.
_ _ Cool?
Alright, those are the only ones we [G] need.
Strumming pattern.
_ I'm going to do this two ways.
One's kind of an easier way, one's a little bit more correct and harder way.
So [G] anyway, it's kind of like G, _ [D] G, D, C, _ _ [Em] C, E minor, _ E minor, [C] D, C, _ C, C.
[G] That completes the pattern and it just keeps on going the whole time.
So, one more time.
G, so it's like down, smack. Alright.
Down, _ G, D, C, [C] _ _ C, E minor, [Em] _
_ E minor, D, C, _ [C] _ _
C, C.
[G] Alright, just a little bit easier is taking out those quick transitional chords and I can go G, _ G, [C] G, C, _ C, C, [Em] E minor, E minor, E [C] minor, C, C, C.
[G] Cool?
So you can do either one.
I'm going to go with the easier one when I'm going through it.
I'll call out chords as I go.
So, starting off on G.
_ _ _ _ [C] C, E minor, [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] G.
Hey, hey baby, you've been on my mind.
C.
[C] With you for a long, long time.
[Em] E minor.
Baby, but you should [C] see.
G.
_ _ [G] Hey, hey baby, can we compromise?
[C] C.
I really want to make you mine.
[Em] E minor.
The million days that we [C] see.
C.
_ [G] G.
You want to be your everything.
[C] C.
You want to be the one you need.
[Bm] E minor.
The million days that you've been on my [A] mind.
_ G.
[G] _ _ You've got [C] what I see.
_ E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
_ You've got what I [C] see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
Cool.
Whole song.
Keep the song going.
You want the harder way?
G.
G, D, [C] C.
[E] C, [Em] C.
E minor.
E [G] minor, C, C.
Cool.
Hope it helped.
Thank you for watching.
See ya.
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _
Hey baby, you, [D] you got [Em] what I need.
So you say you're just a [E] friend, [D] you say you're just a friend.
[G] Hey baby, you, you [D] got what [G] I need.
[E] So [Em] you say you're just a friend, [C] you say you're just a friend.
[G] _ [E] Good.
It does the [F#] same chord progression to the whole song.
By the way, to play with the original recording, it has to be capoed on the first fret.
[G#]
I'll teach it without a capo just in case you don't have one.
_ _ [Em] _ _
But here we go, here's the chords.
[G] _ _ _ So, G, _ _ [Em] fifth string, sixth string, [G] first and second string for the G.
These guys are just hanging out the whole time.
Alright, then the next one we need is D.
[D] _ _ _ These guys stay, this guy's on the _ third string, second fret.
She can play those bottom four.
_ _ It's called a Dsus4, works well as a D.
_ [G] _
_ Next one's [D] C.
One down from a G.
There's a G up on the fifth and [C] sixth.
C is on fifth and fourth.
[G] It's called a Cadd9, [C] works well as a C.
Last [Em] one we need is an E minor.
_ _ Fifth string and fourth string.
_ _ Cool?
Alright, those are the only ones we [G] need.
Strumming pattern.
_ I'm going to do this two ways.
One's kind of an easier way, one's a little bit more correct and harder way.
So [G] anyway, it's kind of like G, _ [D] G, D, C, _ _ [Em] C, E minor, _ E minor, [C] D, C, _ C, C.
[G] That completes the pattern and it just keeps on going the whole time.
So, one more time.
G, so it's like down, smack. Alright.
Down, _ G, D, C, [C] _ _ C, E minor, [Em] _
_ E minor, D, C, _ [C] _ _
C, C.
[G] Alright, just a little bit easier is taking out those quick transitional chords and I can go G, _ G, [C] G, C, _ C, C, [Em] E minor, E minor, E [C] minor, C, C, C.
[G] Cool?
So you can do either one.
I'm going to go with the easier one when I'm going through it.
I'll call out chords as I go.
So, starting off on G.
_ _ _ _ [C] C, E minor, [Em] _ _ _ _ _ _ [G] _
_ [D] G.
Hey, hey baby, you've been on my mind.
C.
[C] With you for a long, long time.
[Em] E minor.
Baby, but you should [C] see.
G.
_ _ [G] Hey, hey baby, can we compromise?
[C] C.
I really want to make you mine.
[Em] E minor.
The million days that we [C] see.
C.
_ [G] G.
You want to be your everything.
[C] C.
You want to be the one you need.
[Bm] E minor.
The million days that you've been on my [A] mind.
_ G.
[G] _ _ You've got [C] what I see.
_ E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
_ You've got what I [C] see.
E [Em] minor.
See, you're just a friend.
[C] C.
See, you're just a friend.
[G] G.
Cool.
Whole song.
Keep the song going.
You want the harder way?
G.
G, D, [C] C.
[E] C, [Em] C.
E minor.
E [G] minor, C, C.
Cool.
Hope it helped.
Thank you for watching.
See ya.
_ [N] _ _ _ _ _